Skinny Alphabet pattern
Hot off the press: #SkinnyAlphabetPattern (foundation paper piecing pattern) designed for the long skinny banners for Toronto LOVE project banners. The letters are 9″ high and 2.5″ wide. It has a Russian industrialist / Constructivist look to it. Caps only plus a heart icon. ❤️ At this stage it is only available and *FREE* to anyone participating in / making banners for #torontoloveproject. (Even if you have already made your banner without this pattern but would just like it as a little token of thanks! 😘)
📪 Leave me a message or, better yet, DM me on Instagram with your email address if you’re a banner maker and would like the PDF emailed it to you.
It will be released soonish to everyone else. Leave a message if you’d like to be tagged when it’s listed in my shop.
Pieced by Stacey Murton (@hushrules / http://www.FrogFactoryQuilts.com)
Hi Berene,
I would love to get the pattern for skinny letters. Although I have started my banner this pattern would definitely be helpful. Iâm not currently on Instagram but could sign up. Thanks, Sandy
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No need to sign up. Email me yr email address: berene (at) happysewlucky (dot) com and I’ll send it to you.
HI Berene,
I would love to have this 🙂 caitlindevlin@hotmail.com
Hi Berene, Writting from Lyon in France..; Would like to participate through my cousin Arthur living in Montreal who could then ship the banner to Toronto, but he will fly back to Canada only on 2″rd of June… What I could propose to participate is to do the banner and he sends it later… I’ll write you an email…
Hi Catherine. Thank you so much for your enthusiasm! Unfortunately we can’t add any late comer banners as the space is so high up. We have had to rent two 45ft high cranes to hang the installation. You can however make a $ donation to support the project. We have a few expenses to cover. You can do it on the “Toronto Love project” link on the donate page on North York Arts website. (There’s a link at the end of my latest blog post) If you’re up for that, it would be much appreciated. Thank you!!
http://www.northyorkarts.org/project/toronto-love-project/